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Go ahead. Just pour all the current stuff over to a page like /Discussion and make a structured page about segmentation instead. That would be great. -- PEZ | Go ahead. Just pour all the current stuff over to a page like /Discussion and make a structured page about segmentation instead. That would be great. -- PEZ | ||
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I'm taking a look at possible segmentations for [[Watermelon]] and am considering ''lateral distance to wall'' as a segment for my [[Guess Factor]] gun. Does this seem like a reasonable segmentation factor? -- [[User:Synapse|<font style="font-size:0.8em;font-variant:small-caps;">Synapse</font>]] 04:44, 6 June 2009 (UTC) | I'm taking a look at possible segmentations for [[Watermelon]] and am considering ''lateral distance to wall'' as a segment for my [[Guess Factor]] gun. Does this seem like a reasonable segmentation factor? -- [[User:Synapse|<font style="font-size:0.8em;font-variant:small-caps;">Synapse</font>]] 04:44, 6 June 2009 (UTC) | ||
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Hmm, there is a ton of segmentation information scattered throughout the wiki. I'm planning on redoing some of the information on this page if you guys think this will be useful. My thoughts are to divide it into
* Overview * Segment Variables * Selecting best segments * Granularity vs Population * Saving stats
If you feel this will be good I will go through with it, otherwise I can just post all my bookmarks on the subject here. Also, if you have any other good ideas for sections feel free to put them there. -- Jokester
Go ahead. Just pour all the current stuff over to a page like /Discussion and make a structured page about segmentation instead. That would be great. -- PEZ
I'm taking a look at possible segmentations for Watermelon and am considering lateral distance to wall as a segment for my Guess Factor gun. Does this seem like a reasonable segmentation factor? -- Synapse 04:44, 6 June 2009 (UTC)
